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Beyond that, the strategy of selectivity ran out of steam, presumably for lack of obvious targets, before it finally drifted into incoherence.
Where scientific theories ran into troubles, where they became contradictory or aporetic, the biblical account provided guidance.
Generally speaking, each party ran its own campaign.
Others ran away and disappeared from institutional and familial sight.
From this summative synthesis, we were able to identify a set of experiences which ran across the studies.
In the remaining districts the two parties ran their own candidates.
She ran, in effect, an outsider's government inside the existing government.
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